While many goth bands lean harder on vintage synthesizers than on guitars, The 69 Eyes put the rock back in goth-rock. The multiplatinum Finnish quintet actually calls its music goth ‘n’ roll—and judging by its 10th studio album, this is an apt description. Frontman Jyrki 69’s voice perfectly imitates Bauhaus’ Peter Murphy imitating David Bowie in the opening “Love Runs Away,” a dark and dramatic song with hard-rocking guitars and a catchy chorus. If Glenn Danzig hired Billy Idol’s band for studio accompaniment, there’s a good chance those recordings might sound like “Tonight”—a dark, '80s-styled rocker with a deep, brooding vocal performance. Even when bellowing a ballad, Jyrki 69 somehow makes a serenade sound tougher than coffin nails; the standout single “Red” is as romantic and seductive as it is menacing and intimidating. Similarly, “I Love the Darkness in You” attempts to woo the kind of young women who gravitate to cemeteries and horror movies. Tattoo artist and celebrity Kat Von D guest duets on “Rosary Blue.”